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The problem appeared randomly.
I have tried various solutions from google, restart PC and router, flush dns, reset TCP IP and whatnot via cmd. I used to have comodo antivirus, tried to unistall it but it didnt help.
I have no idea what is it caused by.
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I cant seem to access flutter.dev site, I tried from different browsers, devicesand networks but always get
This site can’t be reached
flutter.dev took too long to respond.
Tried tracert flutter.dev and only got to homerouter and started to timeout
I have am currently on a fresh install of windows 10.
any help please?
First of all, check if flutter.dev is reachable from other devices as smartphone, pc, etc. If other devices could reach flutter.dev from the same network, check DNS settings, look at "C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts". Perhaps you are using something for local development e.g dnsmasq, in this case, all .dev domains could be pointed to your local machine.
I hope, that my answer will be useful.
Working in the local environment I'm quite often getting errors on communication between the visual studio, IIS, IIS-Express and the browser (any combination). Everything is working on closing down the computer and doesn't any more when the computer restarts. Problems have started when the computer joined the domain.
I've spend hours searching for a solution to the problem. It looks as Widows Defender is to blame which is triggering different rules after I've joining the domain. It is enough to switch off the firewall, start any web application and enable the firewall. Simple (yet annoying) but working (what is most important).
I downloaded the latest version of Appium from the GitHub. I have installed it on two Windows PCs,
On first one it works fine.
But on the second one, just by clicking "Start server v1.7.2" a window appear showing "The server is stopped".
What is wrong with the configuration?
I found the solution for above error.
It was due to firewall modified by an antivirus, it disables all open ports on this PC.
There can be around three solutions:
Format the PC will help us to get open ports, but it is not a recommended solution.
Uninstalling Antivirus can open blocked ports, by recovering firewall to its original state.
If the 2nd solution does not help then Uninstalling Antivirus and create a new User Account on PC, helps me to run Server successfully.
We're having a problem here that a few hours on Google would suggest is very common but mostly unresolved.
Since upgrading to Windows 8.1, no Microsoft product can connect to any site via a secure channel, specifically TLS channels.
Internet Explorer 11 can connect to http web sites (e.g. msn), but will not connect to any https web sites (e.g. login.live.com, google). Attempting to connect to an https site results in 'This page cannot be displayed'. Other browsers, for example Firefox and Chrome, can connect to https web sites perfectly well.
On its own that wouldn't be an issue, we could just use Firefox (which is our default browser anyway), however every single Microsoft product uses the same settings and transports as Internet Explorer, and so none of those can connect to secure sites either.
This means that Windows Update won't work, and that we cannot register any Microsoft software (e.g. Office, Visual Studio, etc). Attempting to do so results in 'A communication error has occurred.'
Sometimes it gives an error code, for example attempting to activate Office gives 'A communication error has occured. Please verify that you have connectivity to the Internet and try again (0x80072F8F).
Googling that code suggests checking the BIOS date and time (we did, all correct) and resetting Internet settings (we did, to no avail).
We had the same problem crop up on Windows 7 after a Windows Update, which we fixed by going into Internet Options and disabling TLS 1.0 and re-registering some DLLs, however that hasn't fixed the issue here.
Other things we've tried are:-
Disabling SPDY/3
Disabling SSL 2.0
Every combination of enabled and disabled TLS 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2
Disabling Enhanced Protected Mode
Clearing SSL state
Uninstalling Internet Explorer 11
As I mentioned at the start, this only affects Microsoft products, anything from other companies or anything we write ourselves works perfectly, which would suggest there's some specific settings or code that Microsoft use that is the root of the issue.
Anyone else had this and managed to solve it?
I had this same problem with IE and this is what fixed it for me.
You should open a Command Prompt as Administrator and run the following commands:
regsvr32 Softpub.dll /s
regsvr32 Initpki.dll /s
regsvr32 Wintrust.dll /s
regsvr32 Mssip32.dll /s
Restart your computer and try accessing the HTTPS sites again with IE. These commands re-register the Dynamic-link library files which are called when you connect to an HTTPS site using Windows programs.
Here is the Windows support page which had this info:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/813444/you-cannot-log-in-to-or-connect-to-secured-web-sites-in-internet-explo
I had this same problem with trying to access domains in Powershell over HTTPS, but Google Chrome could access the HTTPS sites just fine on the same machine, so I knew it was a Windows-system issue and not a networking issue.
Hope this helps. Good luck!
i use HUAWEI USB internet connection (3G, HSPA+)
i tried to set a new virtual Hosted network but it was useless.
I made a batch file to insert orders (programming CMD) to make a virtual hosted network, it worked for only two days, then when i tried to start the virtual hosted network ("netsh wlan start hostednetwork") it giving me an error :
The hosted network couldn't be started. A device attached to the system is not functioning.
I encountered this error as well. But restarting my computer fixed it. Its probably a stupid thing to ask but it works sometimes.